High-stakes game for bowlers at the Asian Championships


PETALING JAYA: National bowling coach Ben Heng has reminded his charges that there is much at stake for them in the Asian Championships starting at the Blu–O Rhythm and Bowl in Bangkok today.

“This competition is an avenue to qualify for the World Championship in Hong Kong next year,” he said.

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